Alice Bullas

Dr. Alice Bullas is a Research Fellow at Sheffield Hallam University, specializing in advanced human measurement, including manual anthropometry and 3D surface imaging. She is affiliated with the Sports Engineering Research Group (SERG) within the Academy of Sport and Physical Activity. Her work focuses on sports and health innovation projects such as the Sheffield Innovation Partnership, Yorkshire Obesity Research Alliance, and Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre programs. She also contributes to peer review, international standards development, and education, supervising PhD students and teaching on MSc and BSc courses.

Education: Holds a BSc (First Class Honours) and MSc (First Class Honours) in Sports and Exercise Sciences from Leeds Metropolitan University (2011). Completed a PhD at Sheffield Hallam University (2014–2017) on "The Importance of Complex Anthropometric in the Kinanthropometric Assessment of Elite Cyclists". Spent a semester abroad at Auckland University of Technology.

Research Interests: 3D body imaging, kinanthropometry, biomechanics, and applied sports technology. Active in interdisciplinary clusters and committees, including IEEE 3D Body Processing groups and BSI committees.

Recent Work Trends: Publications emphasize evaluating community-based physical activities (e.g., parkrun) for mental health and wellbeing impacts, combining qualitative and quantitative methods. Focus on public health, cost-effectiveness, and community engagement.

Awards: None explicitly mentioned.

Advising & Grants: Supervises several PhD students (names unspecified). Involved in projects funded by SIP, GMT, YORA, and AWRC. No grant details provided.

Labs & Teams: Member of the Sports Engineering Research Group and Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre. Collaborates with the parkrun Research Board as Coordinator.